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Investigators are examining whether an inoperative thrust reverser contributed to the crash of EgyptAir flight 990 that killed all 217 people on board --read on--
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The Oslo show
The two-day Oslo summit -- like the accords of the same name -- was long on symbolism, short on substance. Graham Usher writes from Jerusalem
Friendship at a price
The establishment of full diplomatic ties between Mauritania and Israel has triggered a wave of criticism throughout the Arab world. Rasha Saad reviews the Arab reaction
Turning over a blood-drenched leaf
A new president is at the helm in Jakarta, and an independent Timor is at last returning to normalcy. A new page seems to be opening for both countries, but the cost has been terrible, writes Scott Burchill
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Reviled, revered, reveiled
 A century after the publication of Qasim Amin's The Liberation of Women, Al-Ahram Weekly remembers the brightest star of the women's movement
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Splendour on the Nile
As the Old Cataract Hotel, rated one of the top 25 hotels in the world, celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, Injy El-Kashef explores the majestic institution
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Trapped
THOUSANDS OF anguished refugees hoping to cross the border both into and out of rebel Chechnya remained trapped at the frontier yesterday despite Russian promises to let them pass. --read on--
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Egypt's field hockey team captured Al- Ahram Mediterranean championship with an awesome display of offence. Abeer Anwar reports on an achievement of note and profiles some of the biggest names in the game
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